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Inflation primarily differs from deflation in that
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Inflation primarily differs from deflation in that

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In economics, inflation is when prices increase and the value of money decreases. Deflation is when prices of goods and services decrease. So to answer, the main difference is inflation is a rise in prices and deflation is a decrease.
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